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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. JANUARY 20. 1955 PAGE TWO THE GATE CITY JOURNAL CHURCH NOTES Asks PraYer Chairman Adrian Presbyterian Church Notes Delegates Newell Heights News DaY To Be Appointed Modern Pioneer Club The Mary and Martha Mission CATHOLIC CHURCH Dial 2593 ary Society met in the home of Park Avenue and Third Street DUANE R. ALTERS..............................Editor and Publisher Mrs. Ed Pruyn, this year's Mrs George Schiemer, with Mrs Rembert Ahles. O. F. M. Day of Prayer chairman, Carl Hill, assistant hostess. Mrs Roger Norland, Geo. Hirai and Wednesday evening following the Duane R. Alters and Geo. Whorton. Owners Mass—Sunday at 8 and 10 a m World has requested that a delegate Hill conducted the devotions, the Tony and daily at 8 a m. Martinez attended t h e congressional meeting at the Ad Saturday, 10 a m. — Catechism he appointed from each church subject being “What Is Faith?" American SUBSCRIPTION RATES Legion mitation held at rian Presbyterian church. to meet with her to make plans Mrs. Lynn Hurst was prayer cycle In Malheur County, Oregon, classes. Mr. and Mrs Bob Hammon Vale Wednesday night for the Day which will be kept leader and Mrs. John Auker pre and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Price and Payette and Canyon Jerry Haney, son of Mr. and through-out the world in Febru- sented the program for the after L. D. S. FIRST WARD left Jan 15 for Utah to visit rela- Mrs. Oscar Haney of Newell Counties, Idaho: I ary. noon. She reviewed the various Charles Mann, Bishop Every year Nyssa church worn- womens missionary departments Heights and Patty Noel daughter, tives and friends. Bob Hammon 1 Year $3 00 9:15 am.—Prietshood meeting. en meet on the designated day j of the three Presbyterian chur of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Noel of cut his finger off and is unable to 6 Months $2.00 10:30 a m.—Sunday school. for the day of Prayer and devo ches. Refreshments were served Apple Valley, were married Jan work. NATI ONAL EDITORIAL Elsewhere in the U S A , 8:00 p m —Sacrament meeting tion. 15 in Caldwell by the Rev. Nye. , Eugene Pratt was elected a by the “hostesses to 13 members Mr. Per Year $3 50 AsTòcfÀTI Tuesday, 2 p.m.—Relief society. and Mrs. Oscar Haney, Mr director of the sugar beet growers present and two visitors. The Single Copies ----- .10 » Wednesday, 4 pm. — Primary; and Mrs. Mark Noel and daugh- association from the Adrian dist- visitors being Mrs. Herbert Mac- STAKE GOLD AND A f FUll ATE ME MBE R (Strictly in Advance) 7:30 p m.—M I. A. ter, Evelyn accompanied them. , rict. The meeting was Tuesday hule and Mrs. Alice Laan. GREEN PLANNED Jerry is a 1953 graduate of the afternoon at the Adrian school. The Nyssa stake Gold and — — Published every Thursday at Nyssa Malheur County, Oregon. Adrian high school Patty was at Joe Komato and family of On L. D. S. SECOND WARD Green ball will be held Saturday Thursday, Jan. _0, the Fidelae Entered at the postoffice at Nyssa, Oregon for transmission tending school at Parma. The tario, Roy Sadamori and Rudy Lloyd Lewis, Bishop evening at the Nyssa stake house Amicae socity will meet at the couple are making their home in were Saturday evening dinner through the United States Mails, as a second class matter, un Sunday _______________ church immediately after school, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hirai Priesthood meeting, 9:15 am , j. ^-,1 i with Shirley Skinner and Kaye Nyssa. der the act of March 3, 1879. Mrs. Dudley Kurtz and child Sunday school, 10 30 a. m. McDonald hostesses The Mr. and Mrs. card club ren spent Friday night at the Sacrament meeting, 7:30 p. m met Jan. 14 at the Hugh Glenn Tuesday home of her parents, Mr. and N eW S Thursday, Jan. 20, Dr. A. W. home. Regular players were Mr. : Mrs. Relief society (sewing day, 2nd ; Elmer Gaskill in Ontario, — . , , Stewart will be at Nampa Pot and Mrs. C. B. Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Thy Rod and Thy staff the> luck supper at 7;30 pm Xhe of Rube Graham, Mr. and Mrs. W. ; and they spent Saturday and Letters to Editor Tues.) 1:30 p. m comfort me. Psalm 23 4 ,___ of the local church v.----- with her sister, Mrs. ficers E. Piercy, Mr. and Mrs. Luit Sunday Signed letters to the editor are - ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL In spite of snow and slippery ar<? ia„ mvlted t0 be board Stam Boyd Wilson Nyssa. and Mr. aind Mrs. Dale Mrs. Anna in Pratt CHURCH welcomed and will be printed if highways, a good crowd gathered A£yone ln the church ls we] Farmerettes Club spent Satur Ashcraft were guest players. Re they do not contain comments of The Rev. Carl H. Gross, Ph. D. Sunday evening to enjoy Dr. Karl, come _____________ , ___ day with Anita Dickerson in to attend. The meeting is freshments were served by Mrs. a libelous nature or attacks on SUNDAY: Quimby’s inspiring message, called for 8:15 p.m. Dr. Stewart Glenn. Fruitland. a.m , Sunday school. ‘Christianity on the March.” Mr. - and , Mrs. Clifford Nielsen I lication f.elif iou* a,n<* 'ra=iat 14 9rou. does ps‘ Pubi be in Adrian on Friday morn Mr. and Mrs. Luit Stam, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Piercy letters not 7 9:30 p m., Evensong There were representatives from will a^d , family of Ontario Mr. and signify of fh, the aqreement of lhis Thursday evening at the ing to see what progress has been and Mrs. Durlin »Hammon, Mr. spent Mrk Arvin Kersey and son-, of newspaper with opinions ex- Holy Communion, First Sun Weiser, Vale, Ontario and Boise, made on Dick Kreigh the parsonage. and Mrs. Dick Stam. Mr. and Elaine and home. including the Rev. Cecil Hannan, days, 7 p.m. Nyssa and Mrs. Clifton Nielsen of j pressed. Kelley, children of Hugh Glenn • and Mr. and the Dudley Kurtz’s, Quincy, Wash., were callers F ri-|---------------------------------------------— WEDNESDAY western district superintendent; Rev. Moore was able to con Mrs. the W. E. Piercy attended the 4th birthday party attended 9-11 am Kindergarten. day evening at the Edwerd Niel Letter to Editor: also the Rev. H. Richards of First duct services last Sunday after Mrs. of Vickie Kingman Grange pinochle party sen home. # Church Boise, on whose Chapel his illness and confinement in the Saturday evening at the grade Hamilton in Nyssa. Hats and a letter from my sis 7:30, YPF. of Inspiration KBOI TV program Nyssa hospital during the pre school. Mrs. Ralph Baxter called or ter I in received horns were given as favors and Kansas, who visited us last Dr. Quimby with Mr. Taylor as vious week. He wishes to express Mrs. Edward Nielsen Friday. MISSIONARY BAPTIST refreshments were served by summer. She told about being interviewer at 4:00 o’clock. Dr. his sincere thanks and apprecia Gene Pratt. Louis Pratt and Mrs. Hamilton. CHURCH Mr and Mrs. M. C. Seuell have speaker at a Roll call meeting on is one of the best known tion for the many cards and the Anita and Mrs. Anna Pratt went Roy Hirai attended the Mal sold their farm and moved to "The Most Interesting Place I've Elder William Turner, Pastor Quimby to Baker Friday to attend the heur county labor sponsoring as ministers of the Methodist church. plant he received. Fruitland. Been ” 10 a.m.—Sunday school. funeral of Mrs. Walter Shumway He met with the Commission on banquet held Friday Mr. and*Mrs. A. P. Chesney She said she talked about 11 a m.—Morning worship. Missions at 6:45, giving them Loyalty Sunday will be ob who died of cancer. Mrs. Shum sociation night at the Payette Country- called at the Dale Larsen home Beck’s Island near Nyssa (Mel 8 p m.—Evening worship. practical suggestions, and helpful served in the church on Sunday, way was the former Iva Walters, Club. in New Plymouth Thursday. Beck took us to his island) and Wednesday, 8 p m.—Prayer ser- answers to the various questions Jan. 30. Ernest Seuell has been daughter of Hub Walters, pioneer Mrs. Anna Pratt, mother of Eu Roy Evans, small son of Mr. about the supreme flavor of fruit, j vice submitted by the Commissions appointed chairman and further sheep and cattleman of this area. gene and Louis Pratt, left Satur and Mrs. Cecil Evans, had an grapes and melons grown there. Shumway home is at Bridge day for her home in Lebanon, represented. announcement as to plans for the The emerceney operation Saturday. She said she also told about her j COMMUNITY METHODIST port. Mrs. Shumway is sur Ore., after an extended visit here. services will be made next week vived Ore. husband (who is a farmer) being by her husband and five Naomi Buchart, former owner Mr and Mrs. Dave Spilde have so Today, Thursday the W S.C S. CHURCH thrilled when Mr. Tobler gavej Vernon L. Taylor, Minister moved to Nyssa. children. Circles will meet at 2:00 p.m.; Mo. the Nyssa Nursing home, now The annual congregational meet Dudley Kurtz left Wednesday of him a sample of wheat and tag 1 at the Cliff Main home; No 2 ing Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Drewitt ged working for the Christian Record 9:45 a.m., Sunday school for was held Wednesday evening. it “From field yielding 97 bu at the Gene Grasty home and No. Jan. 12 in the church. The fol for Quincy, Wash. Mrs. M. L. association for the blind in Idaho of Burns, Ore., celled at the Har per acre," and about the friendli all ages. 3 with Mrs. Carlos Buchner. Kurtz went to La Grande where and eastern Oregon, spent the ry Woods home Sunday. lowing persons were elected to she ness of clerks in the Nyssa stores. 11:00 a.m., Morning Worship. Bob Blakesley left Friday for She visit her daughter Mrs j week end at the Oscar Haney thought that Nyssa 7:00 p.m., Family Fellowship, Mr. Taylor’s 11 o'clock sermon serve in the various church offices David will Highland Long Beach, Calif, where he will should said be she and family. Mr. home. for the coming year: Elder, M L.. , pronounced Nicea. She enter the V. A hospital for surg told about me naming my place including Methodist Youth Fel on Sunday, the 23rd, will be. Kurtz; trustees'. Leroy Bennett. *nd Mr*, Bl!1 GJenn accompanied , Mr. and Mrs. George Hirai, "When Life Bears Down and You Dick Kriegh, Ernest Seuell and him to Pasco. Wash., to visit with Mrs. Roy Hirai and Mrs. Roger ery Mrs. Harry Wood accompan Kanyssa, Ore., and that they ad lowship. ied him to Jerome where they dress mail to me that way, which 4:00 p.m., Wednesday, church Are Lonely.” (Read Rev. 7:15-17). I Eugene and Mrs. Dale Glenn and Norland attended the Community Stephen, clerk, Leota Mr. Sunday evening fellowship com met two of his uncles who also ¿omes through. school for children, 4 years Ricky former residents here. Mr. concert Monday evening in On Kriegh: church school superin- Kurtz will . mences at 7:00. There will be j tendent, went to Long Beach. Mrs. Wood thro-ugh sixth grade. return home Monday. tario. Irvin Topliff: assistant Watler Burdette returned to Nyssa by bus Friday. 8:00 p m , Wednesday, midweek classes on India for all; also the i superintendents, Anna Sparks and Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Hill were MYF program as usual. Mr. and Mrs. George Smit meeting for youth and adults. dinner guests at the C. SUSAN SLEPT HERE?? j M L. Kurtz; chairman of congre- Sunday visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stam in Gerold Barker and family spent If it is a Sealy you can bet M. Morris home at Nampa. , Jan T 24, at , „ < :00 nn1 o , clock , - gation, ... Earl Winn; nurserv roll Monday. n Kurtz, . Nyssa Monday. ASSEMBLY OF GOD your life she did! Karen McKinley, daughter of ., ... . o u „¡committee, Mrs. Dudley Sunday afternoon at the Omar „ ., „ Price and , Mrs. Ern- r Mr. and Mrs. Jake Groot of Betts home. Duane Betts return Rev. A. F. Stubblefield. Pastor , the Wesleyan Service Guild will R. D. McKinley's, has been Mrs. a , potluck . dinner in ,, the est , Seuell; c Kenneth „, ... church , , „ . , school . . music • the Nyssa were guests of Mr. and ed South 2nd and Reece Ave. have in the Malheur Memorial hospital home with the Barkers for a , , - j I-, Mrs. George Smit Thursday. The few days visit church basement. Judge Donald d)rector Athol Sayre; church since Jan. SUNDAY— 12. Monday Mr. and group played cards. Graham will be guest speaker and secret See Us For Your 9:45 a.m. — Sunday school. Mrs. McKinley took her to Boise and Treasurer. Duane Betts spent a few days Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fisher of with his sister and fmaily, Mr. 11:00 a.m. — Morning worship. wdl tell of his visit to Jerusalem Weir; church treasurer. K to see a specialist. Karen is a Apple Valley visited Mr. and and Mrs. Henry Conner last 7:00 p.m. — Young People’s The Guild invites church mem- , Petcrson; offering ushers. C. R senior at the Adrian Union high bers and friends to join them and Mills and W E. Piercy; senior school and has been ill since Jan Mrs. George Smit Friday. service. listen to an interesting talk. Mr and Mrs. Richard Jenkins week. 8:00 p.m. — Evangelistic ser ushers, Kenneth Price and Hank 7. Stohler and Linda Holl- and family of New Plymouth en Judith vice. Moore; junior ushers, Billy Loon The Fidelae Amicae group of spent Monday evening with Wednesday, Jan. 26th, chil ey spent Tuesday evening at the Marilyn and Carolyn Betts. WEDNESDAY— Steven Sayre; social chair the Adrian United Presbyterian dren’s church school at 4 p.m. man. and Mrs. Paul Thomson home. 8:00 p.m. — Prayer service. Edna Cowling; choir group will hold its regular meet Mr. and Mrs. Dick Needs of Kyle Sager has been out of Homedale have moved to the Wednesday evening midweek director, Dudley Kurtz; pianist. ing Thursday, Jan. 20. in the We are now booking orders meeting at 8:00 as usual. school the past week suffering „ . . . , ADRIAN COMMUNITY Mrs. James Phifer; flower com church basement. Shirley Skin for from headaches caused by a G“ Mr. r.g f. and P1lsl.p.hcr CHURCH mittee. Mrs. Carl Hill, Mrs. M. L. ner and Kay McDonald are co Mrs. Richard Gras- nerve pressure in his back He is j mick are the parents of a 7 lb., ELEPHANT BRAND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE hostesses. The meeting will be Judd and Mrs. K. I. Peterson. (United Presbyterian) recovering nicely. • | 15 oz boy, Richard, Jr., born Jan Robert Jackson, Pastor right after school. Henry E. Moore. Pastor FERTILIZERS Mr. and Mrs. Lester Sutherland 414 Good Avenue Work on the new parsonage and Mrs. C. B. Hill and Mrs. Dale 10 a.m.—Bible school. at the Nyssa hospital and children who have been visit 15 Miss church school rooms is coming Ashcraft were hostess to the Gar and Duane Kurtz 11 a.m.—Morning worship. 10 a.m —Sunday school. ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. visited Jackie along nicely. Two or three days den club at a covered dish lunch 11 a.m.—Junior church. 11 p m.—Morning worship. at the Frank Nedbalek W. O. Unwin, returned to their home Thursday evening a week members of the Mary and eon Monday at the Hill home. An 7 p m.—N Y P S and Junior home in Portland Friday. Martha Society have been ser exchange of plants followed the OWYHEE COMMUNITY Mr. meetings. and Mrs. Frank Nedbalek Mr. and Mrs. Henry Conner made a trip to Portland last ving hot dinner to the workmen luncheon. CHURCH 7:45 p.m.—Evangelistic service Dial 3115 and family and Mr. and Mrs. week They visited Mr. and Mrs. Rrv. Kenneth Himple, Pastor Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Piercy 403 N. Main Phone 2737 Thos. Godwin at Grandview, FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH Church of Nazarene visited at the K. I. Peterson home Wash 10 a.m —Sunday school. Fifth Street and Park Ave. and Mrs. Martha Terrill Horn t beauty begim i John L. Briehl, Pastor and Nora Wilson at Irrigon, Ore 11 a m —Morning worship ser Notes Rudolph Nedbalek took care of vice. w ith . . . SUNDAY: Rev. Robert O. Jackson, pastor the store while they were away. 7 p m —Young people’s meet 10 a m —Sunday school. of the Church of the Nazarene. ing. Walter Cullen of eNw Plym 11 am.—Divine worship. was given a third unanimous re outh was an overnight guest at 8 p.m.—Evening worship. MONDAY: If you've been wanting a call vote last Sunday morning. He thu Ed Meroney home. 8 p.m. — Christian education came to Nyssa in September, 1952 Mr. and Mrs. Russell Meroney CHURCH OF CHRIST by appointment. and girls of Caldwell spent Sun Parma, Idaho—McConnel Ave. class. new spreader Rev. Jackson pastored at En day at the the Ed Meroney home. Rev. Hale Miller. Minister FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST terprise, Ore., and served as a Fay and Suzan stayed for a few P. O. Box 454 H. H. Powell. Minister missionary in Argentina and Swa days with their grandparents. 10 a m.—Bible study. Res. 414 Ennis Phone 3384 ziland. South Africa, before com- j 11 a m.- Morning worship. ing to Nyssa. Bible school—10 a.m. For best results use the Journal 8 p.m. — Sunday evening ser Worship Stunz Lumber Co. The Church of the Nazarene in and Communion— 11 Classified Ads. vice. Nyssa is continuing to make pro- i a.m. Mid-week service—8 p m. | gress with steady increases in C.Y.F.. Sunday evening — 7! every department of the work, o’clock. A large group of young people | Evening services— 8 p m. from the Nyssa Church of teh Nazarene attended a youth rally i BRETHREN CHRISTIAN in Vale last Friday evening. Rev CENTER MISSION Jackson is in charge of the Snake East 2nd and Ehrgood River Valley youth organization. 10 am.—Sunday school. 11 am .—Morning worship young people of the Church 7:30 p.m.—Evangelistic service ; of The the Nazarene enjoyed a sleigh ride Monday evening. A chili feed j If you have something to sell i followed the sleigh ride. Thirty- j or would like to buy, use the four were present. Journal Classified Ads. I cs 5N Methodist Uhurch Nu Âcres News f 4 a / i a v FERTILIZER NEEDS Dessert Seed Co. J0* New Idea w \ SEALY 74ih ANNIVERSARY SALE Once a Year Price! This Genuine Sealy Innerspring Mattress Is Yours at This Budget-Coddling Price. • Same high coil count as top quality mattresses! • Same pre-built borders for years of extra wear! • Same tru-balance innerspring construction! • Same quality decorator-designed covers! • PLUS S & H GREEN STAMPS! Peterson Furniture Co. 217 Main Phone 3211 Susan Slept Here! DAIRY SALE Thursday, January 27th SALE STARTS AT 1 P. M. 24 - Head of Dairy Cattle - 24 15 Head of Guernsey, Jersey and Holstein Cows — Most of 5 miles north of Ontario—on highway 30, to Mosso Corner, then 1 ■ > mile west to the 4th house up Jacobsen’s Gulch. them springers — All recently tested — Public may see them before sale date. —Also— 4 Holstein Cows and 5 Yearling Holstein Calves. Calves out of a Carnation bull. Vincent Long OWNERS & Claud Rogers, Cols. Bert Anderson. Joe Church, Clayton Tschirgi. Aucts. L. H. Fritts, Clerk OO We're trade-in mood" Want to hit real pay dirt right now? We’re ready to make a deal you can’t afford to miss. Choose any one of the four famous New Idea spreaders to fit your farm. Your old machine will never be worth more. You’ll save money by swapping now! BAUMAN FARM EQUIPMENT 1 Mile No. of 510 Oregon St. Nyssa Ontario, Ore.
